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Title: Still no word on the Gulf Coast evacuation
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Published: Oct 14, 2010
Author: Ibluafartsky
Post Date: 2010-10-14 04:18:35 by Ibluafartsky
Keywords: mcgowanjm, leftwing, loon
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Comments: 86
Some left wing loon, mcgowanjm/mcclown, predicted millions of people would have to be evacuated from the Gulf Coast due to the massive oil spill and that hundreds of thousands would die. Has the MSM been covering this up? Or has mcclown made an ass of itself once again?
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#7. To: mcgowanjm (#4)
LMFAO!
Why do you allow yucktard to put up this thread/vanity mocking one of your most valuable posters? Even Goldi learned that such threads lead to nothing but flame wars.
Because I haven't got time to go out and do the Fed/bp/MSM's work. And SOURCING is just your way of shutting down info that you disagree with. AGAIN. CHOOSE the ONe item above that you think is WRONG. Waiting. Crickets Evolving. Moving into Outer Space,.... Attack MARS, bitchez!
Even Goldi learned that such threads lead to nothing but flame wars. Because I'm correct and more importantly, laughing at his favorite posters/causes.
Okay, I'd like a source on this one. I find this hard to believe.
HERE"S your SOURCES: Strait from New Orleans to you by way of Humid City website: "Gee, everybody not in this area is likely thinking that it’s all over now that the well has been plugged, the moratorium on drilling for crude has been lifted early, and there doesn’t seem to be much happening on the surface of the water. Even the seafood seems to be passing its smell tests. That was all just a bad dream, those past few months. Umm, no. No, the BP oil disaster was all too real. And it’s only going to get worse. See, we live in an age where the individual(s) who can put on the best show in a courtroom, backed by the interpretations of the labyrinth that the law in this country has become, can capture the day. Since the folks who have been the most traumatized by the immediate effects of the Deepwater Horizon blowout are now entering the stage that will be giving them the most prolonged torture they will ever know – litigation in order to at least get some compensation for the damage done to their livelihoods and their health – I found some things they might find useful. Or, maybe not, depending on their mindset. From my recent readings, I have gleaned that there are still no easy answers to taking on a multinational corporation and getting it to admit wrongdoing and to adequately compensate the victims of its misdeeds – there are only some important things to keep in mind…" http://humidcity.com/ bp's a Zombie Dead Corp. the US will have to actively quash these Class Actions. Even as the Perfect Kill Shot on the US Most Strategic Area kills US EMpire and the Imperial City.
Just put the sources please. No plagiarism. Your posts don't make that clear. Thank You for your future cooperation.
October 13th, 2010 at 09:15 AM 7retweet BP Seafood Snafu, WKRG, October 12, 2010: BP’s media event to show Gulf seafood is safe may do little quash concerns of those who are skeptical. … In an effort to show Gulf seafood is safe, Chief Operating Officer Mike Utsler enjoyed a seafood spread from the Lighthouse Restaurant in Bayou La Batre. … When News Five asked the restaurant where today’s lunch came from we found out it isn’t exactly what BP had promoted. The crab claws, which were bought from a local distributor, were shipped in from Baltimore, Maryland. The mullet was caught in Florida. The oysters came from Texas and Florida. And, the shrimp, though it is local, was caught before the oil spill, then frozen and served up daily. “Nobody knows what the long term effects are going to be,” said a waitress at the restaurant. “If you have stuff that’s from before the spill you know it’s good or as good as it ever was, so that’s what you’d want to be eating,” she said.
double standard. par for the course. but you believe bp. Thank you for wearing those beautiful clothes of the Emperor. Do I get paid the same as the US/bp execs for doing their job? Of course not. I'm lucky I don't get tortured out of turn. 8D So sad.
…the first thing being one of many studies by sociologist Dr. J. Steven Picou, who, in concert with many others, studied the tangled web of defenses and dodges Exxon put forth in the courts for decades after the Exxon Valdez ran up onto Bligh Reef in Prince William Sound and the effects of the litigation on the victims. Unfortunately, victims of technological disasters are dealt a double blow. First, they must endure the initial trauma of experiencing real or perceived toxic contamination from the disaster-event. Second, their only formal avenue of seeking redress is through an adversarial legal process that is also a source of chronic social disruption and psychological stress. Adversarial adjudication results in a “secondary disaster” that continues over time, preventing timely disaster recovery. http://humidcity.com/
Because kooks amuse the hell out of me, Mcnutty. You're 'dire prediction' on this topic has been shown to be ridiculous. Then again, I don't know of a single one you've offered us that has come to pass. Try learning from your mistakes is my advice.
Obama's first all-by-his-lonesome budget, btw, calls for a $1.17 trillion deficit.
And ANOTHER small item. What if I put up a page long summary with sources, and you A K or one of your minions spots a grammar syntax punctuation mistake. Footnotes abridged out of sequence. And then you delete. ALL of that effort. gone and wasted. Don't think so. Instead, just consider my info to be the collected wisdom of Dirty Fuckin Hippies and we ain't goin' anywhere. As we wait for your Communism for the Rich, Free Markets for the Poor Planet Killing Corp(ses) to die meaN death. Laughing that you yoyo's think the Worst Oil Geyser in History is now over and everything's just fine and dandy. Not even crying for the walruses in the GoM that asre now dead and extinct. 8D
Because kooks amuse the hell out of me, Mcnutty. You're 'dire prediction' on this topic has been shown to be ridiculous. Then again, I don't know of a single one you've offered us that has come to pass. Try learning from your mistakes is my advice. Sources. Got to ha ve sources for All the above. Lying sack of Corexit. ;}
^ ^ ^ L_____Or like the above I can Source ALL Day Long. Put Out an excellent Thesis any Tenured Prof would be proud of and I get ONLY the Filth above. Don't think so. LMFAO Lock and Load and Keep em comin cause Hell Ain't 1/2 Full. 8D "If you’ve had to fight insurance companies, the Road Home program, and many other organizations to get your house out of the flooded mess it was after the levees breached, the above paragraph is already describing something quite familiar to you. Check Picou’s latest publications for his studies on the prolonged effects of Katrina on Mississippi Gulf Coast residents and of the levee breaches on New Orleans residents. Thing is, it’s one thing fighting the incompetency of government bureaucracy, but quite another to fight a corporate entity determined to minimize any financial damages to itself, citing its shareholders as the ones to which it must ultimately answer to…" http://humidcity.com/
Like I said with Katrina, I'd board the rigs, and then we'd see how affable the US Navy was about who owns/regulates what in the GoM. ALL of a Sudden, the rigs would be part and parcel of the State and Any/All resources would be used to take us out. Cause there ain't no oil any place else in America. we're not burning oil, we're not growing.
"Exxon claims that they are simply “exercising a fundamental right to appeal these damages, a right to which every American individual and company is entitled. This is a core value of our judicial system . . .” … Legal rights aside, there are very practical reasons for delaying proceedings as long as possible. For instance, in 1998 the Anchorage Daily News reported: Apparently, delay pays. Exxon is earning $90,000 an hour, about $2 million a day or nearly $800 million a year, on the same $5 billion as long as the case drags on and the money stays in its coffers. As it stands now, if the appeals linger a couple more years, Exxon will have earned enough interest alone to pay the $5 billion plus the accrued interest."
THE US/BP Playbook. Coming to an Ecocided Region near you: "In short, after the reckless destruction of the ecology and fisheries of Prince William Sound, Exxon’s legal strategy has resulted in over fourteen years (as of 2004) of costly court deliberations and the denial of the allocation of damage awards to the victims of the spill. The adversarial techniques deftly used by Exxon can be summarized as follows: 1. Retain the best attorneys money can buy and aggressively attack plaintiffs in every manner possible. 2. Hire scientists to collect and analyze data in an effort to “debunk” damage claims made by independent and/ or plaintiff-sponsored scientists, thus creating “reasonable doubt” through the selective use of “scientific uncertainty.” 3. Deny all non-economic damage claims by attacking the credibility of independent and/or plaintiff-sponsored social scientists and preventing this data from being admitted as court evidence. 4. Use biased accounting strategies to overestimate costs to the defendants and underestimate the damages to victims. 5. Hire law professors and other legal scholars to publish legal position papers that support “legitimate” claims against punitive damages and monitor relevant, ongoing legal cases. 6. Organize a massive public relations campaign that “deconstructs” what really happened and “reconstructs” an “all clear signal,” pronouncing that the spill damages are gone and all victims (ecological and human) have recovered."
SOURCE www.wkrg.com/gulf_oil_spi...917/Oct-12-2010_11-05-pm/ And thank you, Fred, for doin g A K's job of picking out the MOST outrageous Truth I posted above and having me verify. I can do the same with all, but then I'm busy being a JR Reuters, while not getting paid the Big $$$. LMFAO Keep 'em coming folks. Gulf Coast Ecocide Continues Apace. No end in site.
Then again, I don't know of a single one you've offered us that has come to pass. Must be nice. That ignorance of yours. While it lasts. "We pull up to the beach and hop off the boat on to large grey boulders covered with barnacles and seaweed. We pick our way over the rocks about 100 feet to an open, flat marshy area where a small shallow stream trickles from between the hills on either side, feeding into the Sound. I will find out later that the place I’m standing is now known as “The Death Marsh,” and ”Diesel Beach.” But as I walk along the little spring and my boots begin to squish, and pop out of the spongy muck with a perfect mud-sucking sound effect noise, I have no idea. Unsure where to go or what to do, I figure our time is limited, so I may as well just pick a spot and dig. so I unpack a small garden trowel from my pack, and I began digging in a spot covered with gravelly sand. About the third shovelful down, I realize that the sand has turned to a strange mud. It’s gloppy and sticky and clings together with a slimy looking texture. It’s hard to get it off my trowel. I smell something I can’t quite place. Water starts seeping in to the bottom of the hole – water with a sheen of pink, purple, green, yellow, orange… it’s clearly an oil sheen. I watch it for a moment, stunned. I didn’t know what to expect, but for some reason this hadn’t been it. I wonder now about the smell, and I pick up a plum-sized clump of mud with the trowel and draw it to my nose to see if I can smell any trace of oil in this marshy sediment. I recoil and gag as the unmistakable smell of petroleum fills my nose, my eyes, my lungs. It wasn’t just a swampy smell, I’d noticed – it was oil, and it was powerful." www.themudflats.net/2010/...-with-the-ghost-of-exxon/ No oil. No Growth. For the Top 50 000. The planet will do just fine w/o either. we're not God's greatest Creation. We're the fucking asteroid. ;}
Look at that shit over in the BN column to the right. How much of that will be viable 20 years from now when the Ecocide of the Oil/Corexit smeared GoM is STILL visible to the naked eye. Death everywhere. ;} " But, the media event, which included a tour of a local processing facility, may do little to quash the concerns of those skeptical of the fresh catch. When News Five asked the restaurant where today's lunch came from we found out it isn't exactly what BP had promoted. The crab claws, which were bought from a local distributor, were shipped in from Baltimore, Maryland. The mullet was caught in Florida. The oysters came from Texas and Florida. And, the shrimp, though it is local, was caught before the oil spill, then frozen and served up daily." Source: WKRG Ch 5 Link above. "Suddenly, thoughts of the Gulf of Mexico flood my mind. I think of BP telling everyone not to worry – that BP “does business right.” I thought of Exxon, 21 years ago telling the residents of coastal communities in the Sound “We will make you whole.” This place is not whole. The people of the Sound are not whole. I think of BP covering up the thick layers of oil washing up on the Gulf coast with dump trucks of clean sand so everything will look fine. They spend their energy trying to create another skin, another mask to hide the crime done to another place. They hope that the place will forget, but it won’t. I look down into my oily hole. I wouldn’t want my children digging on this beach. I find myself feeling my throat getting tight from the ever-increasing petroleum stench, and from the feeling you get right before you cry. Here I was at my appointment, and the place I loved still held the scars of abuse, of violent crime, of life stolen so long ago. This wound was raw, and toxic and there was nothing left to be done. There were no cleanup crews here, there was nobody doing anything, and nobody would do anything ever, because it’s done. Exxon said so." http://www.themudflats.net/2010/07/06/walking-with-the-ghost-of-exxon/ Corporations will not exist in Ten years.
No trouble at all.
Post something else about the US/bp Ecocide. And I'll be here until banned. See Goldi-Lox that zioFundy for details. BWHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA 8D "“It’s time to go,” says Morgan, noting that this oil has been here longer than she’s been alive. We quickly scoop up some oily water and mud into mason jars that we bought this morning, and we head back to the boat, picking our way over the barnacle-covered rocks. We rinse our boots before boarding, and they leave a sheen in the water. I’m glad it’s time to go. Not only am I feeling more than a bit helpless and overwhelmed, but the smell has given me a headache, and I’m beginning to feel nauseated. I cannot imagine the spill responders back then, and the ones today, working in a far more toxic environment than this, with no respirators, and without adequate protection, day after day, for months at a time. The people who send them to do this work and sign their paychecks don’t care if they get sick. And they don’t care if they die." www.themudflats.net/2010/...-with-the-ghost-of-exxon/ Fuck with me and pull back a nub. ;} 25 Million have had their Auto Immune Systems Compromised. Corexit is designed to be hemorrhagic. Think what happens to that dog drinking antifreeze, then think of the kids playing in the beach on the GoM.
And just a I Don't Know where to Put this Shit New NEWS: War put up that bee mystery Military joins with Civilians to find that Virus/Fungus is the cause. And I replied with : BAYER neonicotinoids and THEN as now, I was charged with misleading/off topic resonse. As the TRUTH catches up with the Lie: "What the Times article did not explore -- nor did the study disclose -- was the relationship between the study's lead author, Montana bee researcher Dr. Jerry Bromenshenk, and Bayer Crop Science. In recent years Bromenshenk has received a significant research grant from Bayer to study bee pollination. Indeed, before receiving the Bayer funding, Bromenshenk was lined up on the opposite side: He had signed on to serve as an expert witness for beekeepers who brought a class-action lawsuit against Bayer in 2003. He then dropped out and received the grant. (10 October 2010)
And while killing the FREE pollination/honey producing bees (and the Livlihood of the Gulf Coast Creatures;} These Multinationals have given us Nothing in return: "But transforming a crop's way of taking up water and fertilizer -- the goal of engineering crops that can withstand drought and use nitrogen more efficiently -- are infinitely more complex. These intricate processes developed through millions of years of evolution. They don't involve a single gene, but rather groups of genes interacting in ways that are little understood. ... From my perspective, what we're seeing is signs that GMO technology is much cruder and less effective than its champions have let on. After decades of hype and billions of dollars worth of research, much of it publicly funded, the industry has managed to market exactly two traits. More devastating still, it has failed on its own terms: it has not delivered the promised dazzling yield gains. (12 October 2010)"
Hilarious thread.
Obama's first all-by-his-lonesome budget, btw, calls for a $1.17 trillion deficit.
Does that mean you are not inviting BP to dinner? Oh well, BP is probably eating at Chief Fartinthesky's place anyway.
Quit whining about it. It isn't a double standard. It verifies your sources. It helps the reader know you are not making stuff up. It gives proper credit to the author.
HOW MANY MILLION WERE EVACUATED, MCCLOWN? Where are they? What is the death toll? National Shrimp Festival may have given Gulf Coast post-oil spill ...Oct 12, 2010 ... Shrimp Festival 2010.JPG View full size(Press-Register/Kate Mercer) Crowds walk ... GULF SHORES, Ala. — While totals were still being added Monday, ... most of the summer, festival attendance was up, said Don McPherson, ... blog.al.com/.../2010/10/national_shrimp_festival_may_h.html - Cached Shrimp Festival boosts business along oil-spill-weary Gulf coast ...Published: Sunday, October 10, 2010, 5:00 AM Updated: Sunday, ... blog.al.com/live/2010/.../shrimp_festival_boosts_busines.html - Cached National Shrimp Festival may have given Gulf Coast post-oil spill ...Shrimp Festival 2010.JPG. Festival on October 9, 2010. Attendance appears to have climbed over last year's event. GULF SHORES, Ala. The four-day festival ... www.daylife.com/article/0cCvdxVdyKggE?q=BP+p.l.c. - Cached http: //blog.al.com/live/2010/10/national_shrimp_festival_start.html National Shrimp Festival starts Thursday in Gulf Shores Published: Sunday, October 03, 2010, 12:03 PM Guy Busby Press-Register GULF SHORES, Alabama -- Interest appears to be strong in the National Shrimp Festival and the celebration could provide a needed boost for businesses after a summer slowed by the oil spill, event organizers said. The annual festival kicks off Thursday for four days of music, art, seafood and fun on the Gulf Shores Public Beach, Don McPherson, special events coordinator for the Alabama Gulf Coast Chamber of Commerce, said. Organizers believe the turnout could reach the 300,000 figure of recent years, he said. "From what we’re hearing from a lot of the rental agencies, they’re coming," McPherson said Friday. "With the weather and everything and just the fact that people really want to come back down to the beach, we’re expecting a good crowd. We’re going to have a great festival." All of the more than 300 vendor spaces have been booked, McPherson said. That total includes 38 food vendors as well as fine arts displays and arts and retail booths. Zatarain's seasonings is again the main sponsor of the festival. The Alabama Organized Seafood Association is also stepping up its participation as part of efforts to promote Gulf seafood since the spill. "They’re doing everything possible to get the word out that the seafood is safe and to encourage people to eat it," he said. The seafood association is also sponsoring one of the two music stages this year. McPherson said the music lineup for the celebration promises to be outstanding this year. John Rich, best known as part of the country group Big and Rich, will be the Friday night headliner on the west stage from 8:30 to 10 p.m. Another featured performer will be Lou Gramm, formerly of Foreigner, who will perform Saturday night on the east stage, McPherson said. "We were really lucky to get some great acts lined up this year," McPherson said. Other attractions will include the return of the popular NASCAR display and an Air Force F-16 simulator, allowing participants to experience the feel of flying in the fighter.
You've got to be a complete fookin idiot to use that as a credible source!
You're too much of a fookin coward, mcclown!
He might as well be making shit up by using fookin Mudflats as a credible source! Those leftist assholes make shit up all the time. Mcclown is such a moron.
Come out of the closet, mcclown! Be a man instead of a snippy little ankle- biter!
What I love is the TOTAL Slave Structure of the Corporation. Gitler could only Dream of Having these LockStep Minions. ;} So where were we. Oh yeah, Folks thinking this well is dead. How does a WellHead that's DEAD,....WAIT FOR IT....TILT. And then get CLOUDED OVER. And why does the ROV then find something else to look at bewfore the Feed is cut. So many questions, so much other news that the MSM/LibertysFlame does not find interesting. BWAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA And more incoming.
I'm not Whining about Anything. I'm calling you on your Double Standard Bullshit. Big Difference. See, I'm on the Planet's side and so don't have to worry about silly things like consistency and justice. LMFAO And about that Evac of the GoM which I said from Day 5 should happen: 1/3 of coastal Alabama population “would move to another community if they could” — 71% say “permanent ecological damage to the Gulf” October 14th, 2010 at 07:57 PM Poll: Coastal Alabamians fear oil spill caused permanent damage to Gulf, Press-Register, October 14, 2010: 71 … Read more >>
www.floridaoilspilllaw.com/ Wow, that link is chock full of news items and videos. Thanks.
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You're crying and whining all the time, you big baby!
Said the big bloviating idiot in his usual fashion as he engages in his favorite pastime of baiting and hating as he does drive bys on the Internet.
Yes, mcclown is all of that. Your whackjob liberal twin is an internet coward who makes outrageous claims and allegations. When confronted he hides like a scared little girl!
Go ahead post something interesting.
Does this indicate there was an evacuation, turdbrain? National Shrimp Festival may have given Gulf Coast post-oil spill ...Shrimp Festival 2010.JPG. Festival on October 9, 2010. Attendance appears to have climbed over last year's event. GULF SHORES, Ala. The four-day festival ... www.daylife.com/article/0cCvdxVdyKggE?q=BP+p.l.c. - Cached
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Top • Page Up • Full Thread • Page Down • Bottom/LatestJust pretend I'm personally attacking your rabid dogs and that'll make it 'legal' here at AK's bar & Grill.
#8. To: A K A Stone (#3)
I might delete the above.
#9. To: A K A Stone (#6)
How about just put sources to begin with.
#10. To: Fred Mertz (#8)
Why do you allow yucktard to put up this thread/vanity mocking one of your most valuable posters?
#11. To: mcgowanjm (#9)
Fifth. US/bp hosting CleanGulf Convention in Orlando (8D) eating... wait for it...MARYLAND crab and shrimp caught before April 20.
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#13. To: mcgowanjm (#9)
#14. To: Fred Mertz (#11)
#15. To: A K A Stone (#13)
Just put the sources please. No plagiarism. Your posts don't make that clear. Thank You for your future cooperation.
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#17. To: mcgowanjm (#2)
First. Why does this bring you humor.
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#19. To: Badeye (#17)
First. Why does this bring you humor.
#20. To: A K A Stone, badeye, Fred Mertz, All (#19)
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#22. To: All (#21)
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#25. To: Badeye (#17)
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You're 'dire prediction' on this topic has been shown to be ridiculous.
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#27. To: mcgowanjm (#24)
And thank you, Fred, for doin g A K's job of picking out the MOST outrageous Truth I posted above and having me verify.
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#32. To: mcgowanjm (#20)
Thing is, it’s one thing fighting the incompetency of government bureaucracy, but quite another to fight a corporate entity determined to minimize any financial damages to itself, citing its shareholders as the ones to which it must ultimately answer to…"
#33. To: mcgowanjm (#15)
#34. To: mcgowanjm, Fred Mertz, All (#14)
BP Seafood Snafu, WKRG, October 12, 2010:
#35. To: mcgowanjm (#25)
www.themudflats.net
#36. To: mcgowanjm (#28)
Fuck with me
#37. To: A K A Stone, mcgowanjm (#33)
Quit whining about it. It isn't a double standard. It verifies your sources. It helps the reader know you are not making stuff up. It gives proper credit to the author.
#38. To: mcgowanjm, All (#37)
#39. To: mininggold, A K A Stone, Fred Mertz, All (#32)
Does that mean you are not inviting BP to dinner?
#40. To: A K A Stone (#33)
Quit whining about it.
#41. To: mcgowanjm (#40)
#42. To: Fred Mertz (#41)
Wow, that link is chock full of news items and videos. Thanks.
#43. To: mcgowanjm (#40)
I'm not Whining about Anything.
#44. To: Ibluafartsky (#43)
"You're crying and whining all the time, you big baby!"
#45. To: Ferret Mike, mcclown (#44)
big bloviating idiot
#46. To: mcgowanjm (#39)
So many questions, so much other news that the MSM/LibertysFlame does not find interesting.
#47. To: mcgowanjm (#40)
1/3 of coastal Alabama population “would move to another community if they could” — 71% say “permanent ecological damage to the Gulf” October 14th, 2010 at 07:57 PM
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